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Enable to turn off standard statistics

Hi all,


I guess that standard statistics to gathering all log makes performance to lower and don't need to collect all log, just specific some log.

Q1. If there are many objects to collect various log in a model, does standard statistics effect performance?

Q2. enable to turn off all standard statistics and on specific standard statistics?


Regards,

BG Lee.

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If you are using the People/Healthcare module, you may have these tables in your toolbox:

Most of these tables have very little impact on the model run. However, the four state history tables are quite expensive to use. You can right-click them and uncheck the "enabled" box. If you do that for all the following tables to improve performance:

  • StaffStateHistory
  • LocationStateHistory
  • TransportStateHistory
  • EquipmentStateHistory

This performance issue is resolved in version 2020 Update 2, which should be released very soon.

There are no other default tables in FlexSim, and the default stats gathering that is present in FlexSim has very minimal performance overhead. You can use the Performance Profiler to understand where the CPU is spending its time a little better.


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